Temporary Forwarding applies for a minimum of how many months and up to how many months?

• A. Six months minimum, twelve months maximum.
• B. Up to two years.
• C. Thirty days.
• D. Six months exactly.

Answer: (A)

Temporary Forwarding is for when you’ll be away for a definite period, so mail is redirected for a set timeframe rather than permanently. The service is allowed for a minimum of six months and a maximum of twelve months. This range gives a clear, mid-length window for temporary absences and encourages updating the address if the stay will be longer than a year. The other options don’t fit because thirty days is too short for most temporary absences, six months exactly doesn’t allow the common need to extend the forwarding, and two years is beyond the allowed limit.